Tobias Boelt Back’s PhD explores question designs in Danish talkshows and comic transcription. VILA supported with video expertise.

Silke Holmqvist, PhD student at for History and Classical Studies, Aarhus University, has used LARM.fm to map metadata for tv programmes.

“Tour de CLARIN” is an initiative that aims to highlight prominent activities of a particular CLARIN national consortium, in this case CLARIN-DK.

Read the case about Helle Strandgaard Jensen, Associate Professor at History, Aarhus University, and her project in the Digital Literacy course.

Through the supercomputer at The Royal Danish Library, Professor Niels Brügger dives into the Danish part of the World Wide Web to map our digital history.

Read more about Vladimir’s Digital Literacy project at Aarhus University on using topic modelling for literature reviews and identifying cross-referencing.

Read more about Kirstine and Anne’s Digital Literacy project on unveiling the character gallery of 11,955 contemporary Danish sermons.

Read more about Janne’s Digital Literacy project on investigating the historical development of tracking and e-commerce technologies on the Danish Web.

Anne Sørensen, history researcher at the School of Communication and Culture, Aarhus University, has embarked on a journey to expand her digital horizon.

Language technology, a shortcut to scientific evidence. This case is an example of how language technology can be exploited in research within the humanities.

This case from LARM.fm explains how to locate missing metadata for radio programmes by using the programme schedules. Be inspired to use LARM.fm.